The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
Personal Mention.


L. r. Adams has gone to visit friends in Phadel-
Major Taylor is confined TO his room with ralarial
fever.
EAST Ohio street.
Mr.. NJ. NJ Landis returned yesterday from bust
ness trip TO Florida.
Miss Minnie Kennedy, of Toronto, is visiting her
old friends in this city.
c. B. Paul and wife are spending the day with
friends IN Charlottesville.
Misses Lillian aud Annie Potter have returned from
a three months visit in Ohio.
Miss Mollie Mahan, of No. 2s6 Virginia avenue, is
visiting friends and relatives in Paris. KY.
Miss Louise Starkey. of Kalamazoo, is now the
guest OF her brother, Major Fletcher Marsh.
Frank Creelman has gone to Minneapolis to engage
In business and will move his family there.
Miss Clara Mercer of Madison is visiting Mrs. r.
A. Bryan. at No. 1S7 North Alabama street.
Mrs. Wade, of Ohio. and her daughter. Mrs. Schuy-
Ter Cofax, are visiting Mrs. Thee. p. Haughey.
DIR. A. L. Preston and wife, formerly Miss Mary
Wilder. have returned to indianapolis for permanent
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Taylor of Evansville are expected
on Wednesday, to visit the formers father Judge N.
Mrs. E. H. Wolfe of nashville who has been visit
ing Mrs. VIM Clifford for the past week, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs Matte Gittoe formerly Miss Matte Nolan of
city of Riverside, Cal is here visiting Mrs.
Horace A. Comstock.
Mrs Theresa Vinton and her daughter. Mrs. Rud-
tdel leave next Wednesday for California, where they
twill remain several months.
Mr.. s. S. Mcclure, head of the New York Literary
bureau, was in the city yesterday, leaving for ST.
Louis at midnight last night.
Mr.. Robert Miller. of Canton. o.. will arrive on
Tuesday to join Mrs Miller and remain for few
Gays, when both will return home.
Mrs, Ella Hickey, nee Beherell. with her sister.
guests of Mrs Kate Bussele for the last weeks
Mr. j. NJ. Melende and Miss Eta Long were quiet
ly married on last Wednesday afternoon, the resi-
denee of the brides sister, West Michigan
letter from California states that since Mr.. Sam
Rannster, of this city located there about year
he has made $50, 900 of the real estate bust
Mrs. D. W. Grassland, Mrs. Williams Mrs C. b.
Paul and Mrs. Behymer attended the convention of
the Woman's Home Missionary Society at Mooresyille
last Wednesday.
Mr.. James G. Douglass, of North Meridian street
who married the 18th inst has returned from
Columbus o. where he intends to reside permanent
Ny. Mrs. Douglass is now there.
The money for life membership in the McAu
Mission is being raised in this city present to Mrs
A. H. Carrier, former weliknown resident of this
city, stationed at Santa Barbara, Cal. Mrs.
Ripley has charge of the fund.
Mr. George f. Parker, formerly connected with the
indianapolis press and who has for several years been
assistant postmaster of Philadelphia has been selected
Ms the managing editor of the proposed paper
which is TO be issued in New York city about Dec. L.
favor protective tariff. The projectors
fmastergeneral Frank Hatton, Robert P. Porter, of
high tariff fame, and number of others. The paper
will be about the size of the New York Sun.
Hon. Will Cumback iectured in Fowler last week
and the Era says He is splendid speaker perfect
gentleman, prince of good fellows Christian man;
and while he takes prominent part in political mat
ters of which emerge SO MANY with tar
stained. He is in the forefront the temperance
problem-a leader of thought this vital question
taking. he does, advanced ground and command
lag the respect and Endorsement all true advocates
of reform